ONLINE SAFETY FOR WOMEN & Girls

Use unique, complex passwords and store them in a trusted password manager. Avoid reusing the same password across accounts.

Pro Tip: Turn on multi-factor authentication (MFA) everywhere possible. Google Authenticator is  trustworthy, free, and easy to use.

Think before you share. 

Limit what you post on social media, especially details about your location, family, or work.

Example: Avoid sharing vacation or travel plans, boarding passes, event tickets, address details, or daily routines publicly. Learn more.

Pause before clicking links or opening attachments. 

Check sender details carefully—especially for “urgent” messages about finances, deliveries, or job offers.

To learn how to detect phishing emails, visit 7 Red Flags of Phishing. 

 Keep software and apps updated. Use antivirus protection and secure your Wi-Fi with a strong password. Don’t use public Wi-Fi for banking or sensitive accounts. 

Fraudsters often target women with fake job offers, investment schemes, or relationship scams. When in doubt, research first, trust second.

Not everything you see online is real. False information spreads quickly—especially on social media.
Learn to question sources, verify facts, and recognize when content is designed to manipulate emotions or opinions.